"Cabras" film director Fredy Polania has entered his latest music video into the
running for inclusion on Steven Spielberg's upcoming reality show "On the Lot".
"On the Lot," executive-produced by Mark Burnett and Steven Spielberg, will give
aspiring filmmakers from around the world the chance to earn a $1-million development
deal at DreamWorks. The show is premiering Spring 2007 on the Fox network.

Polania has chosen to keep the plot of "Cabras", a self-described "philosophical
thriller" due out in 2008, under a tight lid, and has been mainly promoting the
"Cabras" soundtrack. Polania is the first independent film director to shoot music
videos for every artist on a film soundtrack - a total of 20 artists. He approaches
the soundtrack by choosing what are, in his view, the best independent artists from
around the world. Hailing from the United States are New Crash Position, Lauren Briant,
Bizarre from D-12, Antedote The Neato Project, A New Way Down, The Morning After,
and Cede. International artists include Canada's Inner Surge, Latvia's Detlef's Zoo,
Switzerland's Manana, and Israel's Squid, with more on the way. Video downloads and
mp3's for these artists are available at www.cabrassoundtrack.com.

It is the "Cabras" soundtrack that Fredy Polania is representing in his entry to
Spielberg's "On the Lot". Israel's rock band Squid's video for their new single
"Not Used To" is the current showcase. This alternative rock track showcases the
band's sense of groove and melody, as well as their musical depth. Filmed at some
powerful locations such as the Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv, the video showcases
an inspired band in some inspiring places. To view and rate or review the video
yourself, go to http://films.thelot.com/films/16567.